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| Release Year | Single | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 2003 | Turn Me On | The breakout international hit featuring Spragga Benz | | 2004 | Last Drop | The second single from his debut album | | 2004 | Drive Me Crazy | The third single from his debut album | | 2005 | Jimmy Johnny | A limited release single in Jamaica | | 2008 | Fyah | The title track from his second album | | 2011 | Anywhere | A collaboration single with Flo Rida | | 2012 | Wine and Go Down | Promotional single from the album I Love Carnival | | 2013 | Bounce | A 2013 single, also part of the HighlifeNg collection | | 2014 | Feel So Good | A collaboration with Shaggy, also on HighlifeNg | | 2024 | Sweet | A recent single release | | 2025 | DahLayne (Remix) | A brand new 2025 single featuring Skinny Fabulous | | 2025 | Hold Me | Part of the Red Rum Riddim EP | This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
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"Turn Me On" became a global phenomenon, reaching number four on the prestigious Billboard Hot 100, number two in the UK, and placing in the top five in countless other countries. It was the soca ballad that became a dance-floor staple, opening the door for Caribbean rhythms in the mainstream pop sphere.